Results of the municipal council elections in Bolzano

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The city of Bolzano has had a city administration since the beginning of the 13th century - some of the mayors are known from this time, but there were no democratic elections. From 1714 the mayors are well known. In January 1922 the first democratic municipal council elections took place in Bozen. The municipal council was dissolved in October 1922. The election results have been put online since 1995 and the mayor is directly elected. The 45-person local council is made up of lists linked to a candidate for mayor. Proportional voting applies without a percentage hurdle.

Local council elections 1922

The first municipal council elections took place in January 1922. Julius Perathoner from the German Association was elected mayor for the 10th time, the Social Democratic Party was represented in the local council.

Result of the municipal council elections in January:

  1. German Association: 1944 votes, 27 municipal councils
  2. Social Democratic Party: 687 votes, 6 seats
  3. Italian list: 429 votes, no mandate

The municipal council and the city council were dissolved before or during the march on Bolzano in September / October 1922.

Local council elections 1948

In the first municipal council elections in the post-war period, the South Tyrolean People's Party became the strongest party, the Democrazia Cristiana became the second strongest party. Since then, the DC or its successor parties in the center-left block, with one exception ( Giovanni Benussi was mayor for four weeks), has provided the mayor and the SVP the vice-mayor. Mayor became the former partisan Lino Ziller (DC) and vice mayor the later governor and former lieutenant of the Wehrmacht Silvius Magnago (SVP).

Result of the municipal council elections in July:

  1. SVP: 7,646 votes
  2. DC: 6,614 votes
  3. Socialisti : 3,727 votes
  4. Unità socialista : 3,523 votes
  5. Comunisti : 2,992 votes
  6. MSI : 1,336 votes
  7. Repubblicani : 616 votes

Local council elections 2005

Surprisingly, the strongest party was the South Tyrolean People's Party , which won 11 of the 50 seats (+3).

Municipal elections 2010

A total of 14 parties and groups were elected to the 45-member municipal council. The strongest faction in the municipal council was again the SVP with 10 mandataries, as the PDL soon split into two factions. Below is a list of the parties and groups represented in the municipal council with the list votes received and the seats. It should be noted that in addition to the list votes for individual candidates, preferential votes can also be given, which explains the different distribution of seats.

Municipal elections 2015

In the municipal elections in 2015, the Partito Democratico and the South Tyrolean People's Party , each with seven municipal councils, became the strongest parliamentary groups. This was followed by the Lega Nord and Movimento 5 Stelle with five and four representatives. In general, the political landscape is characterized by a high degree of fragmentation: 18 different parties and groups were elected to the 45-member municipal council. Below is a list of the parties and groups represented in the municipal council with the list votes received and the seats. It should be noted that in addition to the list votes for individual candidates, preferential votes can also be given, which explains the different distribution of seats.

  • Partito Democratico 16.7%, 7 seats
  • South Tyrolean People's Party 15.6%, 7 seats
  • Lega Nord Salvini 11.3%, 5 seats
  • MoVimento 5 digit 10.0%, 4 seats
  • Lista Civica per Spagnolli 6.5%, 3 seats
  • L'Alto Adige nel cuore con Urzì 6.3%, 3 seats
  • Verdi Green Vërc 5.1%, 2 seats
  • Lista - List Benussi 3.7%, 2 seats
  • Forza Italia 3.6%, 2 seats
  • Io sto con Bolzano 3.4%, 1 seat
  • A sinistra per Bolzano con Gallo 3.1%, 2 seats
  • CasaPound 2.4%, 1 seat
  • Unitalia 2.3%, 1 seat
  • Project Bozen - noi Bolzano 2.2%, 1 seat
  • Fratelli d'Italia - Centrodestra Nazionale 2.1%, 1 seat
  • Sinistra Ecologia Libertà con Vendola 2.1%, 1 seat
  • Nuovacittà con Duzzi 1.9%, 1 seat
  • Partito Socialista Italiano 1.1%, 1 seat

Local council elections 2016

In the 2016 municipal elections, the Partito Democratico and the South Tyrolean People's Party were the strongest parliamentary groups with nine and eight municipal councils respectively. This was followed by MoVimento 5 Stelle and Lega Nord with six and five representatives respectively. Ten different parties and groups were elected to the 45-member municipal council. Below is a list of the parties and groups represented in the municipal council with the list votes received and the seats. It should be noted that in addition to the list votes for individual candidates, preferential votes can also be given, which explains the different distribution of seats.

  • South Tyrolean People's Party 17.0%, 8 seats
  • Partito Democratico 15.9%, 9 seats
  • Movimento Cinque Stelle 12.1%, 6 seats
  • Lega Nord Salvini 8.9%, 5 seats
  • Il Centrodestra Uniti per Bolzano 7.6%, 4 seats
  • CasaPound Italia 6.7%, 3 seats
  • Verdi Green Verc Project Bolzano 6.1%, 4 seats
  • Alleanza per Bolzano con Holzmann 5.0%, 2 seats
  • Io sto con Bolzano / For Bozen Gennaccaro Sindaco 4.5%, 2 seats
  • Lista Civica / Bürgerliste con / with Caramaschi 4.4%, 2 seats

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Stefan Lechner: Annexation / March on Bozen, in Gottfried Solderer (Ed.): The 20th Century in South Tyrol; Fascist ax and swastika (Volume II: 1920–1940); Pp. 12-71, ISBN 88-7283-148-2
  2. ↑ Bolzano scomparsa: 1922. Ettore Frangipane, accessed on July 9, 2013 (Italian, excerpt from Der Tiroler of January 24 and 28, 1922).
  3. ↑ Bolzano scomparsa: 1948. Ettore Frangipane, accessed on July 9, 2013 (Italian, excerpt from Alto Adige of July 13 and 28, 1948).